Bach - Fugue in G Minor - Toccata BWV 915 for 8 Trombones

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Bach - Fugue in G Minor - Toccata BWV 915 for 8 TrombonesBach's Fugue in G Minor, Toccata BWV 915 is a wonderful eight part (6 Tenors and 2 Basses) Fugue. The Toccata is in 12 8, (It swings along nicely) and beautifully transcribed by Ralph Sauer, Principal Trombonist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. This work requires moderately advanced performers and is relatively easy on the "chops". Range is from high C in the 1st part down to a low C in the Bass part. Free pdf Sample

As a self-taught composer

but are most helpful in the studio

The Bass part goes up to a high "E" above the staff several times

Timpani and two Percussion parts

for Trombone Quartet

The work is under five minutes in length for advanced performers

This work features your 1st Trumpeter (He/she has been waiting for the chance to shine for a very long time)

Bloch's Prayer is originally for Cello

This two minute work for Trombone trio (or Brass trio) by Canadian composer Malcolm Forsyth is modeled after the fugues of Bach and Villa Lobos famous works in his honor entitled "Bachianas Brasileiras"

beautifully transcribed by retired Principal Trombonist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic

1891 in Rychnov nad Kněžnou (a small town situated in the eastern part of Bohemia of the Czech Republic)

Hesse graduated from the Eastman School of Music and uses his over four decades of experience as an orchestral player

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